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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-31

yrveesl O0esAl Chssgss ~ the Colambis Roll
~ - nGis-Ths sacoessers OF Those who
hsvs Rsssgned-1hs New Ferry.
0ogplar Correspondence of INTsLLiaRHCKR.
#s CULuMBIA, Aug. 3l.-I.iiian NJ Wisler,
& GouahteI OF Mr.. John b. Wisler, died on
x0sDday afternoon, In her 14ih year. She
4 ~ been complaining for about two weeks,
III he'd only been confined toher bed for the
S1one week with Intermittent fever. This
|1oyog resulted In hemorrbages which
s&nnsed her death. The funeral occurs OF
wr5day at o'clock services to be held at the
1sldence
Miss Ellen Lockard, aged 20, daughter Of
NJ. Peter Locksrd, of KinderhOok, died on
Iaeoday aiter0Oon. She was victim OF
.npasumptiou. The funeral will be held on
3hurpdsy at o'clock interment at the X in.
1erhook oemetery.
81 Lewis Raymond Townsley, an eighteen.
nnnth old son OF Lewis Townsley, died on
96esday morning Of cholera infantum. The
eunosAl We held this afternoons st l:3O o'clock.
The funeral of David +. Fiaher was held
4aeoday at 2o'clock services bsing held at
~ Trinity Reformed church.
NE funeral Of J. Andrew Kerner will be
I'D on ThuFsday ct O'Clock services in
~ oalom Lutheran church.
CAonges b she Aills.
AR9nU61r q changes Ia positions will take
5ooo o. September In two OF the rolling
1iloog >0vn. ~ the Columbia rolling mill
1Entinn 11alesen, night paddle boss, has left
pnGllIsn I'D ne vsaansy viii be- filled BY
Ikrnn Fiahsf. lass q ~ Paxton rolling
M - HasgisourE The rsstgnasion OF
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~ ls1eess 70 A" have ben NAILED mp On
- 1nAaOsapA tower = ~ Pesasylvanis nil-
~ on11oa eiDee yes1asdAy husdyeds oi
Doo hgyo aaked Oeaeos Lasdy what thsy
- ~ ~ eesedt q thaao psepls u =
- elhe tnaaDneh ell eiAs Lanaas
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nRPHANs' COURT sALE OF VALUA.
" BILE CITY PROPERTY.
On FRIDAY, ssPrENRBR %. lss7.
In pursuance OF an order of the Orphans Court
1r o sss
itty Of Lancaster. the following vsiusbis Real
l. 4 lot Of ground, lsk iset in width by III feet
side Of kast Walnut street, and bounded on the
ssrsst and on the south BY the Pennsylvania
Io. q An that certain lot Of ground, fronting
depth OF that Width % feet inches 70 southssst
csrtsin point then CONTINUING south He:s 1T 70 q
point q feet then continuing further in : south.
q ssd IS south h ssss 70 a%Ss pFoS
ons ssid prSpsrsy q Psnn.yvania ssiisosc snsoss
Company east .! feet, thence north 70 - Esst
'sop os e % :sS. q
g. 81 :ss sss ssd oa:s
:, and 9. Al those certain four contiguous
:ss On asps sss sss .s:s
;:i!sGsS ia: ossSsp:sy e . 8: ~. sss
90 q :.a s.. fSsa ~.SSs
:ssSs; . sss 'S Sa iots sss "a
sare erected three email houses, whioh are rs-
sor sSs py 1s sS.as DO tora aovn and sold
=; 4 a r. :S:s { ss:!:.n ,s, g q gre.ns. fronting ..
aspta ce Tie .ssssra line Is 81 9 pssSsssy q q
Pennsyivania Railroad company themes along
:ss ss:sse 3 s. ss::
e ss Il
e " s.sP e = g: ~ Tiss
Q. 4 oeFtain lot Of ground. situahd ON The
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3i.-Hlour market steady.
sales, llc barrels Minnesota Rakers, o. s30i Is
Pennsylvania Family g 6OoS rs; Western DO
7a0415; Patents, u 25sD4 IS ~
8yo nour firm, q Td3U 10
Wheat-August. 7si&c Sept, 7sixo ; Oct 7gac
Corn-August, Ole: sept, 6c'; oct. Sc
OAts-Angust, SS,.c.: Sept. S3,zc, Oct, assc
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Nsw foRH. Aug. sl:-Fiour duil but steady ;
51ins; oo0s 90; supsrnne. q 1908 10.
GOOD TO Choice Extra Western, o. SOFA IS
Mhest-ho hed, state. nominal No ked,
state, nominal do Winter. Sept, Isl6c: Oct .
sohc; recaipts. 2o1.uoo bus; shipnents. 5000.
COrn-ko mixed cash. 63Isc; DO Sept xYi<o
receipts: $500 shipInents, $1,000.
Oats-NO. l White stale, nominal No. On
nominal No. Mixso, Sept, SlsS receipts,
$500; shipments. none.
kys dull.
barley nominal.
Pork unchanged; old mAas. 0l5 OO0l5 25.
1Ard-Sept, % 75; Oct, o. 70.
Molass6s nominal ordinary black, lOc
Turpenune steady at SEC.
Rnoin dull strained to gUOd, q 05<7l D
Petroleum dull Refined. in Gases, sA[o
Butter steady Western Creamery. i86eac
Cheese dulii Ohio Factory. 80iOkc; state
1actory; 1.t ~ Is4oig<c; Fancy White, IO0lOSc; Col.
.gas in fair demand and steady, State. lie
Sugar hrm: Refined CutlOai 6l.c .
0rAnulated. &c.
Tallow firm prime city, &c.
kics nominal Carolina fair 70 enod, sake.
Conss hrn; fair csrsoss. s'0.Okc.
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Fine Lins Of Advertising and Opening
CArds.
just received, at the lNrELLIsRNCRR OvyIcy, a
nne line OF Advertising and Opening tards.
They are the handsomest and cheapest ia the
city. Call ana see them.
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ESTATE OF JOHN NIXDORr, LATE
,Sr. q as,,ar LnEer Ty 70 Ihs unds tsc
oalance remaining in the hands OF Fred.
ssss s ssaIix Taors ,,sS sssSu0r TO % saa al, amoaF
for that purpose on Thursday, September $, lss7.
1T 10 o'clock a. M. in the library room OF the
court house in the city OF Lane aster, here all
pei sons Interested In said distribution may at
Tend. A. b. HASSLER,
augls Stdw Auditor.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

VTOR SALE Good business Property
Il in West Washington, on 32d st, bot o
and = SITS; nice store and dwelling attached;
price only Si,5C0. j. W, p. MYERS y son.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
NOTES AND GOSSIP.


RAIN fell on Manhattan Island yesterday
thirty eight, miuUtes
st. LOUIS expects to entertain half mil
lion visitors At her October fair, and not
less than hnlf that number during the Sep
tember eucampnieut
IT is rumored that Eugene Higgins will
not resign. 1t doe. tie public good to get
hold IF q rumYr ouce 10 a while that It can
INT It's entire confidence in Chicago
Times.
A POLITICIAN asks: "Elow can | prevent
scratching at the pol's?" We would recon-
mend liberal use OF iue tooth comb and
an occasional shampoo. - Newman la-
dependent.
GOVERNOR KNOTT OF Kentucky, at the
expiration Of his term Of office, will settle
in Louisville aud perhaps become journal
ist. He is said to have an eye on the
United States Senate now.
Miss ANNA II. WHITNEY OF Lancaster,
Mass, 10 one OF the most successful breeders
OF st. Bernard dogs IN America. She spent
years In Switzerland studying the dogs and
is recognized as an authority.
TON VOOLFOLK, the Georgia murderer,
who recently exterminated the whole Wool
folk family, spends most OF his time In / iil
reading the newspapers and the Bible. He
is very reticent concerning his crime.
MOST of the amber used in the manutac-
ture Of ornaments comes from mine 10
Prussia, on the Baltic Sea. II has been
| found In this country IN small quantities al
Martha's Vineyard, Gay Head and Cape
| Sable.
THE best appointive office in Kentucky IL
that OF Insurance Commissioner, at $4,000 G
year, but the State Auditor and not the
Governor makes the appointment. The
| place Is now held by l.. G. Norman, who
will probably be retained under the new
Administration.
| ANOTHER Georgia wonder Is two.pound
negro baby, recently born 10 Walton County
Its head is about the size of an ordinary
apple, and its hand no broader than O mani
thumb. Its name, which Is almost as lonl
as itself, is Marthy Ann Mary Magdalen
Frances Cleveland Broughton.
The Boston Trdrcler enumerates twenty
eight statues in that city, Including Bunke
HUI Monument, the Army and Navy Mon
ument on the common, Balls Emancipation
Group on Park Square, iiye memorials L
Union soldiers, and what Is known as til
Ether Monument IN the Pubic Garden
erected to commemorate the discovery o
nuaesthetlcs, The others are statues o
Washington, Harvard, Columbus, franklin
Webster, Hamilton, Everett, General Joh
Glover NJ Rnyulul!o" r. iimc, Charles sun
ntr, Josiah Quincy, Naugel Adams, CulpnC
William Pfosrou, William Lloyd Garrison
Govern or Winthrop, Governor Andrew su
Horace Mann.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
At now TInE.

The sands on the beacn nra brown ana bare,
The sun has rot, aud The t1r h out;
There are no hott- Tn Ao ulr', whore
A while ago Skinned q score about,
out there, where the curgiGg channel gle ans
And gluws Ike 70 hUrHishui -clmitur
The soa.mUw follow the sea aud screams
At the waves that bear his prey aiar.
Fullorbel and mgent the harvest moon
Looks down on meadows the scYthe has
shorn;
So tender the night one gtleyes so soon
Its creams must fade Ia the wakuiul mora
Finer each moment and fainter grows
The silver line that the channel makes,
And the slOpinR bowl Of the basin shows
An empty bed where no billows break
There are CLEANS u sapphire In the sky,
With tluts Of tOpfE and hyacinths;
And through gates of pearl aiar the eye
Secs arches plllarcd on leweled pliuths-
And streets Of gold In n city fair
OF wonderful beauty, such as he
Who dwelt upon Patmo5 witnessed where
The world lie viewed had no shore nor sea,
Nv D. Kelly IN lhe Boston Pilot,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

w ANTED Occupants for . Apart
w ments; cheerful and attractive; situa-
tiun high: nclghbOrhood uneXceptlunable;
comforts Of home; attractive and bountif1l
table guaranteed; In private family. 1910 18th
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

merits special attention, The elements
of discord among the Socialists are too
radical to permit Of their ever settling
down upon permanent campaign
basis, and 1t Is doubtful II they become
much of force 10 New York politics.
The chief effect Of their agitation Will
be to strengthen the United Labor
party. Weak and faulty as the
platform of the latter is In general
respects, the more II Is an,ag'
onized by the Socialists the more
will It command the support of
the George. McGlynn combination. 1t
is impossible at this writing 10 predict
the outcome, but unless the Syracuse
ticket is hauled of or negotiated out
of the fight between now and the cleo
tion, the chances are that 1t will give
the politicians considerable cause for
uneasiness.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
WASHINGTON, AUGUST %. lsS1
RAILROADS IN THE DISTRICT.

The New York star takes a sensible
and practical view OF the railroad stu.
tion a, the National Capital, assuming,
as the basis Of IS remarks, what will
hardly be disputed that all the roads
entering Washington "ary allowed too
large use Of tpc public streets" 1t
says.
The Baltimore and Ohio runs up into the
very shadow u. tug capitol, dc.acins, with
Is shabby sheds and rHms0soRle depot, an
area that ought 20 be- beautiful with res.
dences and foliage and parking The pcnn'
sylyanil the Virginia NIlhud, the Chcsa'
peako and Ohio, the Pied a'nt and the other
lines that usr o COMMON cCpot on Sixth
street. only one block from renn.ylynuia
avenue, literally ohnteraio one Of the most
attractive features VI Washington, since tacy
destroy the continuity of that lovely para
that was designed TO extend from the Capitol
to the Presidents house, south Of and parallel
with the Avenue That pork, were 1t com.
pletCd on the ling' Of thr orl linal idea, would
te tie most brilliant ornAmclt Of the city.
Yet the railroads are permitted to
obstruct this magnificent plan, contrary t)
public interest, 10 common pEopli3'y and
as We believe, TO law.
The star then goes on to commend
the provisions of the ingalls, bill,
which Seems to remedy" all eXistln
evils, and urges that it would be "a good
thing for the whole country" If some
measure of that character were
adopted az the next session of Con
gress,
The star promptly recognizes the
nationality of the Capital and give
prominence to the idea which so many
Congressman fail to grasp, that what
ever tends to beautify and improve tn,
Seat of Government is q matter of uni
versal interest. The people of the
United States are taking pride in thC
National Capital that they have never
exhibited before, They are beginning
more than ever to appreciate Its growth
and attractiveness as being In the In
terest Of their own common propert,
and as centrally rejecting the great
ness and power of the Republic.
1t is only necessary to impress thi
fact more forcibly upon the Fedora
Congress In order to secure the legis
lation that is so much needed to pro
mote the safety of its railway exits anC
entrances and relieve its magnificen
reservations from their present danger
Gus and offensive occupation,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

GO Z Per Month fora Well Furnished
tDCC Groom house, with all convenience,
TO party OF adults; two squares from Capt
toll with use of piano: reference exchanged;
possession given by 18th OF August. Address
ID r. Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
GENERAL AND CsIrICuLAR.

A Connecticut woman has invented bus
Tie which she says has never been worn be-
fore. Isn't that peculiarly of most bus
tles'
The most popular man iu the z. o. De-
partment-General Delivery.
THE PRESIDENTS pRoTEGEs.
The triplct markets on the rise,
Since Grover now is giving
A golden eagle as prize,
To the finest "three" now living.
Throughout the country triplets COO,
And laugh DER Growers action,
For each expects as Justly due,
Three dollars and fraction.
Some bachelors and spinsters blue,
Alone are the deplOrers,
All others send their klndest to
Aurora and her roarers.
The only cue that some actors can keep
IN mind is the billiard cue.
Housewife TO new domestic. There is
one thing / wish to say to you. The last
girl had habit Of coming into the parlor
and playing on the piano whenever she felt
Ike It. You never play the piano, do
youf
No, mum. But oi think ol cud learn wild
a little showin' from you.
Applicants for admission to secret So
cleties generally avoid colorGd babies. They
don't like black bawllng.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

THE subject of the restriction of i'm
migration is growing upon the country
In n marked degree" says the New
York Tribune to day. 1t favors more
effective quarantine against paupers
and criminals.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

THE New York Sun says this morn,
ing that "only very stout believers in
the delusion that a special scheme Of
land tax can regenerate society can eX-
poet to see very large body of work
ingmen support Mr.. George"
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
UOR sALE-Unimproved Property.

30 lots on N Y ave and n st n Q will be sold
singly or as desired; good width not deep;
terms easy; splendid opportunity for builders
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

For President in 1888, Grover Cleve'
land of New York; for Vice.President
Henry George of California. Possibly
Mr.. George might be induced to hau'
off his guerrillas on these terms.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

THE defalcatlon of c. L. Bartlett,
cashier of the National Bank at Sumter,
S. c., shows that Northern ideas are
fast encroaching upon the conservatism
of the solid South.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

a LARGE number Of the several State
Governors or their representatives are
holding a meeting In New York to-day
to consider the subject of interstate eX'
tradition of suspected criminals, The
District of Columbia is represented by
Judge Hagner.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NUAsTED-you to Know That Piles
w are cured by permanently standard Pile
Remedy; 81 per box, For sale by all drug
gists. STANDARD REMEDY CO., 1909 q st
w Washington ID @.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
WANTED..-HOUSES,

w ANTED-To Purchase u Dwelling
w containing at least ten rooms, In good
order and situated in frst-class location;
within five squares Of the U. $. Capitol Ad
dress M,, Critic office, with full particulars,
InCloslng price and terms.
NET STED-Of owner, by small
w family Of adults, an or 10.Toom house;
mod lmps; good location; northwest; rent
not 10 exceed so per month. Address RE-
sPQNSIgLE, Critic Qnlce,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
RICHARD H. SYLVESTER, Editor

PEn.oSs leaving the city for the samm'r
c..n have TnE CRtrtc mailed TO their address,
postage paid, for 90 cents per month.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

ylyANrED-A Few Hundred Pounds
w secondhand Nonparlel type. WM.
nngNv L Itfv
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

THE President should have a cordial
welcome to Minnesota irrespective of
party, remarks the Blue Earth Ciy
Post "le is not Cleveland, Demo.
craft" continues our able Northwest
crn contemporary, but Cleveland,
President of the United States, and as
such entitled to the respectful atteu-
ton ard honor which belongs to the
Chief Magistrate of the most powerful
nation on the face of the globe" That
is loyalty, pure and odulterAted.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
JNlMpROVED GEORGETOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Lots II, 81 80, block q: lot 81, block z;
part of lots 3s, 80, block II; part OF
lots 40, n and so, block l5.....,.,.. 100000
WASHINGTON AND ROCKVILLE TURN
PIKE co.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
A NEW DISTRICT CENSUS.

The Commissioners have had under
consideration for some time the advis-
ability of taking another census of the
District.
The proposition Is to have the police
do this work, as they did in 1885. This
census was one OF the most accurate
ever taken, because each policeman
took the census of his beat, and know
ing nearly every person he had to
record, there was little chance Of errors.
The books on each beat were carefully
revised AT the station houses and finally
at Police Headquarters, and any little
discrepancy resulted in the recanvass-
ing of the beat on which 1t occurred.
The Commissioners say that the al.
most phenomenal growth of our popu-
lation requires frequent census emu.
merations that Congress may know
how many people it is necessary to
provide for.
The population of the District in
1885, as shown by the police census,
was 203, ,450. These figures showed an
increase since the general census Of
1880 OF 25, ,s35. or 14i per cent. in five
years. Counting the District of Co.
lumbIa as city, we stood eleventh in
the list Of largest cities in the United
States. If the number of new dwell
ings erected Is an index to the increase
In the population, the District of Co.
lumbia must contain. at the present time
at least 250, 900 people, 1t is intended
to wait until the people return from
The various summer resorts before be-
ginning the new census.
THE views of Congressman
Broadhead of Missouri relative to the
Centennial Of the Constitution and the
importance of its proper commemora-
tion will be read with general interest.
Mr.. Broadhead was the first presiden,
of the American Bar Association, and
at the recent meeting of the association
earnestly recommended the action
taken by that body. lie is also law.
yer of high standing In his profes
sion and gentleman Of broad gauged
statesmanlike opinions, whose inau
ence is Of national weight. There 1;
no longer reason TO doubt that the lead
ing men of the country will be fount
entirely in accord with the proposed
plan of celebration and an irresistible
public sentiment be gradually conceu
uated in the same direction,
The report of Colonel Swilzlor, chile
of the Bureau of Statistics, relative I
immigration during the month Of July
shows total of 80 ,OsO arrivals fror
foreign countries, Of which Grea
Britain furnished 1866, German
1905, Sweden aud Norway j,Sl0 AM
Italy 1884. Theurriyals iu July, 1886
were 81, 31s. The total immigratio
for the seven months ending July 81
1886, were 22t ,3l3; for the correspond
ing period Of 1887, 32j, ,j31, an lncreas
this year of 10i,2 els,
THE New York Socialists held
stormy meeting at the Cooper Unio
last evening and adopted resolutions II
pudIating Henry George, his platforI
and his political machinery, and callln
on the workingmen to rescue the labc
movement from the Syracuse bossei
1t was well stated In the meeting thl
the Henry George movement was
mistake In prescribing one medicine
land tax reform--for all the Ills o
labor, but there was little else said tha
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

FOR sALE-i3 fine building lots on Y
ave ne; 30 IT front; all graded; price low;
grand chance for Investment.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
ron REHT...aoURs

uii hEH '"'HNuHS,
I'OR KENr-A suite Of UnIurbishe d
II rooms with alc1yo second floor very
reasonable To permanent party; private fam
lily; no children. i4uj ljih ST. Nv,
TTAEDSOMELY Furnished Rooms
II for rent aud NO questions asked; per-
inaneIt If desired. Address FLORIDA, Critic
otaCC,
EOR REET-O35 II II N ", Nicely
II furnished rooms; southern expo sure; eX.
CeIlCnt neighbOrhOOd; convenient to cars and
Departments.
DOR NT-HRndsOmoly Furnished
II rooms, single or On suite; gentlomCn
preferred. Inquire al 40 n ave.
L1OR RENT Unfurnished Rooms
y ON ist or I'd floor, si5 per month. 1881
nth stnw
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

The most popular man iu the p, o. De-
partment-General Delivery,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

Il
3 ive.room pressed brick front houses, mod
imp; pay f. per cent. on investments price
81 OO0 each.
-Four lots opposite above l5o per 50 it;
j. W. p. MYERS " SON,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

The only cue that some actors can keep
IN mind is the billiard cue.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
YlnR RENy-rhc Elegnnt ANA pe.Irn.

DOR RESy-The Elegant and Deslrn-
Il bile brick dwelling, with brick cottage for
servants, No. 1891 NJ It II W, next door to
Postmaster General Villas residence; location
one Of the best In the city; house newly and
handsomely furnished; win be let with or
without furniture or the furniture will be sold
at a great sacrifice. Gail early, US such an
opportunity Is rarely offered
Also for sale at bargain new phNton
For particulars apply TO
UUFFTY ,& DYER,
II ~ n "
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

EOR RENT - Ohices In McGowan
Il building, G9D 81 W., suitable for law
pension, insurance or real estate businessi
has IKE proof vault, CRATE, etc.
j. II GRAY &c co, 0!s Il st.
A RARE CBASCE-Oiiioe Rooms FOR
N rcnt-an entire I'd floor, two rooms, 80
per month. Inquire on premises, 6ll Fst II W.
NOR RENT-StabIe in Alley between
II and X and 18th and 18th sts W, Ap'
ply tod. W. =, MYERS ~ SON. li2s N ave:
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
illNNl Fs
De new song. De bestest song
Fills dis dnrky's heart Wild jog,
We's gwiue to hnb for Presumdent
ON MnA.u ILMkmu,a how

The above, with numerous accom-
panying stan2as of similar demerit
appears IN the Chicago ht5r.OtcaH.
Now the great question arises, What
has ex Secretary Lincoln ever done TO
deserve this buiToonoty in the house
OF his friend,l A reputable, quiet, un.
obtrusive gentleman, without political
ambition and above the arts Of dem
agoguery, his honorable retirement
ought not to be broken in upon In this
atrocious style.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

SINTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
- SMALL HOMES OF FROM ONE TO ONE
HUNDRED ACRES, IMPROVED AND UN-
TnREE MILES OF THE CITY, AT LOWEST
PRICES AND MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
II, II. SYPHERD " CO., 1907 i st.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
DOR SALE

Il - .,.-...,-.
Carln Springs miles from city and on Il
II; lots, with interest In syndicate, 500; $40
per month; high ground, wooded parks,
shady glens, pure water, running streamsi q
selling rapidly.
BAXTER S MCGOWAN,
iO0S-lOlO II street,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

,---z FIRE! FlREi FIREi
II You want the CHEAPEST, CLEANE II
and MOST ECONOMICAL FUEL, buy wash
iugton Gas Company's COKE.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Splp Agents
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
MOORE s sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND brokers',
60 Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
72 Wall st., NY. ia South Sd st., Phila.

Connected with |. A. Evans & Co., Boston;
E. L. Brewster & Co., Chicago; Corson " Ma
cartney, Washington; Warren s. Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds ard Miscellaneous Seorrlties
on New York Stock Exchange.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23
FGR RENT--.hGuSES.

EOR RENT-BricIS House, . Rooms,
II mod imps; price SIS per month. n W
corner Conn ave and j. st.